Suffolk University Men's Soccer

Bill Maddock was named the head coach of Suffolk men's soccer in January 2020 and will begin his first season with the Rams this fall.  Maddock spent last season with the Beavers of Babson College, serving as an assistant coach to the 2019 NEWMAC regular-season and conference tournament champions.   Maddocks one-year stint in Babson Park with the Beavers was a successful one. Babsons six-week stay in the nine-week season in the Top 12 of the United Soccer Coaches New England Top 12 and votes in the D3Soccer.com Top 25 were shining moments, but the highlight came with the teams first trip back to the NCAA Tournament since 2015.   Prior to his time at Babson, Maddock served as the head mens soccer coach at his alma mater, Newbury College. The 2009 Newbury Graduate returned to his roots in May 2016. Over three seasons, he recruited 11 all-conference honorees and led the Nighthawks to a pair of 11-win seasons, which included a historic 2018 campaign that saw the squad capture the NECC regular-season and tournament crowns on the way to programs first NCAA Tournament berth.   The 2018 NECC Coach of the Year pulled double duty while at Newbury. When he was not coaching on the pitch, he served as the coordinator of student affairs operations and spent five months as the departments sports information director in 2017.    Maddock earned his first head coaching role at Fisher College where he served as the mens and womens coach in July 2011. He spent five seasons in charge of both of the Falcons programs that each rewrote school records in victories in 2015.  His coached 33 all-league selections including the highest scoring female player in NAIA history, Julia Schojan. On top of his coaching responsibilities, Maddock held the role as assistant athletic director and sports information director.  In addition to his role at Suffolk, Maddock serves as the Central Massachusetts Regional Director for FC Boston.   Maddock, who earned his masters degree from Endicott College in athletic administration in 2011, currently resides in Southborough with his wife, Ashley, and their sons, Liam and Henry.

Boden was named Suffolk men's soccer head coach in August 2015 and begins his second season at the helm of the Rams in 2016. In his first season with the blue-and-gold, Boden guided the Rams through challenges and diversity into GNAC postseason tournament for the eighth time in the last nine seasons. The eighth-seeded Rams, who went 2-6-1 against conference competition in the regular season, fell to the top-seeded Wildcats of Johnson & Wales in the quarterfinals to finish the year, 2-16-1. Boden's first Suffolk squad was backed by junior defenseman Ben Daniels, a third team honoree.  Boden, who is also currently serving as a head coach of F.C. Greater Boston Bolts, most recently worked as the varsity coach at Pembroke High School alongside multiple responsibilities as a Director at the Cape Cod ReUnited Soccer Club. From 2008-09, Boden coached in a number of capacities at Mass Premier Soccer. Prior to standing along the sidelines as coach, the three-year player at Sheffield Hallam University in England, Boden also had youth contracts with Stoke City FC, Port Vale and Chesterfield FC. Boden, a 2004 graduate from Sheffield Hallam with a degree in Sport and Exercise Science (BSc), moved across the pond to begin his coaching career in 2005. Atop of his coaching tasks, Boden will continue to develop his sports and fitness businesses Boston Beach Soccer, Cape Cod Futsal and AllGen Athletes, which he started in 2011.